Re: Thanks Russ&Sota/More simple questions

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In a message dated 8/29/2001 4:17:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

sonicicon@... writes:

<< The veins in question are on the right side of the right hand when the

palm

is down, correct? Located around where the ring finger is, but below the

wrist? >>

Hi Zeno,

Let me know if this website helps:

http://healthalternative.freeyellow.com/bobbeck.htm

Scroll down and click on where it says " Easy Location of Preferred Sites for

Hypothetical Blood Electrification " .

Dotsie

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Hi Zeno,

I'll try to answer your questions....

> Thanks Russ. That was helpful.

>

> I actually bought my Beck zapper from another company with no

support (Action

> Electronics- who are actually electricians, I guess).

***The FTC shut down Action Electronics' sales of the Beck devices.

Just a matter of time.

Sota was kind enough to

> discuss it with me on numerous occasions.

>

> I'm afraid a lot of my questions are so simple that they are boring

to the

> list's professionals.

>

> The veins in question are on the right side of the right hand when

the palm

> is down, correct? Located around where the ring finger is, but

below the

> wrist?

****NO. The palm is face up. We want the arteries, NOT the veins. The

radial artery is where a nurse would take your pulse. The ulnar

artery is on the opposite side of the wrist in about the same

location.

>

> Some people, maybe at Sota, had recommended using other spots on

the body. I

> think it was the inner ankle. As I remember, I was told to use one

wrist and

> one ankle.

***Yes, we do mention other spots on the body where the main arteries

are. However, the wrist is the easiest to use.

>Then they switched to both wrists.

***No, no, no. Never use both wrists at the same time! Only put the

electrodes on a single wrist. You can switch daily from left to right

wrists though. We never want to put electricity through the heart,

which is what you would do if you placed an electrode on each wrist,

rather than both electrodes on a single wrist.

>

> I've heard different things about how long to zap for. Having HepC,

their is

> a very specific objec, to neutralize the virus! It seems like it

has the most

> effect when I do it for very long periods of time, like 4 hours

daily for a

> couple weeks. However, it is hard to tell with the complicated

effects of

> this condition, as the other emailer seemed to say.

***We suggest 2 hours per day minimum, aand if you can zap for at

least 2 months straight. You can do more if you can. The longer the

better.

>

> Are there side effects associated with zapping other than blatant

> electroporation? What are the best websites which deal mostly with

using the

> devices for treatment?

***Other than electroporation, the most common side effect is

detoxing, and detoxing too quickly. You must drink 8 glasses of

purified water daily, more if you can while on the protocol. Liver

and/or kidney flushes are excellent support protocols. No medical

advice here, only suggestions.

Do not know of any websites which deal mostly with using the devices

for treatment, but you can check out www.sharinghealth.com

Sharing Health will be releasing a excellent video on Beck, and a How

To for the Beck Protocol. Expect it in about 6 months or less. They

are editing now. Looks fantastic! Will be the video everyone has been

waiting for. Broadcast quality, exclusive footage of Bob Beck, full

instructions, etc. Very informative, simple, and geared for the lay

person as well as professionals.

Hope this helps!

>

> Zeno